What do you use to hold all your suff, ie money clip, watches, cuff links etc.

pg600rr · Nov 22, 2008

I have been looking for something decent (and manly, not a jewlery box) to hold tie bar(s), money clip, watches (besides their watch box), cuff links, a pair of shades, some loose cash, etc. Like a leather trimmed box comparment thing, that looks nice. Something to put ebverything away in when I get home from work and be able to find it quickly when headin out the door...

anyone use anything like that? know where to find one?

I was at Neiman the other day and saw something similar but it was like $300 which seemed a bit high, but maybe not...

crazyquik · Nov 22, 2008

Cigar box. Cheap and manly.

Sander · Nov 22, 2008

Originally Posted by crazyquik

Cigar box. Cheap and manly.

That's actually a great suggestion. And right to the point. I do the same.

pg600rr · Dec 9, 2008

There was a GQ a while back that had a few different 'accesory holder' boxes but I dont remeber whoich issue it was, anyone know? I got a cigar box from a friend that works at a local smokeshop and it just isnt quite what I need/wanted, everything just gets thrown in ontop of each other, I have necklaces, bracelets, cufflinks, tie bar, watch, cash all in a tangled mess, I think I am going to spend the money and get something nice....

Cary Grant · Dec 9, 2008

I have a small dresser drawer, cedar lined in which I have a small basket and a small hand-carved box from Africa that was a gift.

In that drawer I keep my pocket squares, cufflinks and assorted bits.

longskate88 · Dec 9, 2008

Look into a watch box, many have space for a few watches on top, and then a drawer or two below that to hold the rest. Even check redenvelope.com maybe, they seem to have that kind of stuff usually.

pg600rr · Dec 9, 2008

Originally Posted by longskate88

Look into a watch box, many have space for a few watches on top, and then a drawer or two below that to hold the rest. Even check redenvelope.com maybe, they seem to have that kind of stuff usually.

I checked out that site, this thing is kind of nice:

http://gifts.redenvelope.com/flowers...ot&catid=rfhot

hadamulletonce · Dec 9, 2008

Originally Posted by crazyquik

Cigar box. Cheap and manly.

+1 Nice cigar box works every time.

romafan · Dec 9, 2008

I have a cigar humidor (nicely finished, wooden box with a 'velvet' lining) that I use for out-of-sight storage. For daily use (wallet, keys, phone, watch, $clip) I use one of those leather trays w/ the pinched-up cormers...

RJmanbearpig · Dec 9, 2008

Leathersmith has a bunch of cheap boxes for this purpose on ebay.

DeCaloFashion1 · Dec 9, 2008

I use an empty gift basket.

teddieriley · Dec 9, 2008

A dresse valet. Costco recently had a "charging valet" of dark stained wood that I picked up. Looks very nice and substantial for only $40. I've seen similar for closer to $100. I love Costco.

pg600rr · Dec 9, 2008

Originally Posted by teddieriley

A dresse valet. Costco recently had a "charging valet" of dark stained wood that I picked up. Looks very nice and substantial for only $40. I've seen similar for closer to $100. I love Costco.

nvrmind I found it, dont really need a 'charging valet' just a regular one would be fine, is that what this type of thing is called though, a 'valet'?

pg600rr · Dec 9, 2008

Originally Posted by RJmanbearpig

Leathersmith has a bunch of cheap boxes for this purpose on ebay.

where is member 'leathersmith' ? I did a search on ebay for them and the only one that came up was leathersmith33 and they didnt have anything.

What do you use to hold all your suff, ie money clip, watches, cuff links etc.

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